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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09
An Awful Tragedy.

\ despatch from New Haven, Conn
under date Of the md inst, relates the
awful tragedy.
John Hodel, a silk weaver, living at
Hebron, shot his wife last night aud
then set FIRE to the house. His two
childeen were burned to death The
crime created the greatest excitement,
being as 1t is one of the most horrible
ever committed IN Connecticut. There
Is no doubt that rum is responsible for
it Hodel has been on a spree for a
week, aud was crazy from drink. When
sober he is n quiet good natured fellow
The first in.imation that the people
of the quiet little village had of the
occurrence was the appearance of
smoke from the roof aud windows of Ho-
deFs house. An alarm was at once
sounded. Men ran through the village
crying Fire ~ and calling for the
formation of bucket brigade. All
the citizens rsn TO put on. the fire.
In the midst of the confusion some
Que called out that the children were
missing. y search was made without
under control so that men could GO
through all the rooms the two children
were found smothered to death. The
indignation against Hodel grew into
almost an uncomfortable rage. Hot
headed meu wanted 20 lynch MIN with
out delay.
Hodel tells tie following story
,,y
going to kill myself. She said she want
ed to die too. An agreement was then
made that the whole family die togeth-
er-two small children a boy and girl
/ aged three and six, and the mother ex-
peoted to be confined again in a month.
/ During the night | brought the chi
dren from an adjoining room and plac
ed them IN bed with their mother and
set fire to the bed, but the smothering
process was to slow, so | got a shot gun
and fired both barrels into INV wIfe's
breast, killing her instantly. The
flames then spread aud smofhered both
children.
81 then went down stairs, tapped on
the window of the lower tenement bed
EOoIn anu Caileu 10 tnem 10 come IN and
see what 1 had done. Then, with moth
/ ing on but a night shirt, | ran down
the road towards the depot CRYING
Fire :" Fred Harrow. a boss weaver
IN Turner's mill, was the first man !
met, aud Harrow ran up to the house
HansIcker who lives in the lower tene.
mert, was the first man to find the
bodies. and, with other, put out tn,
ire after the room bad been badl,
scorched and hole burned in rh,
floor
Hodel wandered around awhile, 90
pair OF pants at John Hanna's, Ger
man neighbor, and finally, after th,
: bodies had been moved into the room
= below, came back TO the house anC
made no effort to escape. Hodel wa
: very reticent during the first part o
i. the day, but later talked freely anc
told OF the agreement with his wife a
I the reason why he killed his family.
r He is Swiss and came from Lu
. Eern year ago last July. He is thirty
E one years old and was married when b,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09
Turbett JOttings.

Farmers are generally done husk-
ing corn.
The Mechanics burg cider pross has
closed for this season.
Rev. 4. n. Spangler preached IN
Freedom School house, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Fannie E-peuschade and Mrs.
Frank Meioy, enjoyed a visit along the
Tuscarora Mountain with their friend
Hiss Lue X. Lands.
Mrs l.. Kerlin of Port Royal is
Wis ting friends IN Altoona
Mrs. Christian Weimer has bought
the T. Ii. Mcclure property at tho ex-
treme end OF Nam street IN Port Roy
al for Si5O.
There will be preaching by the Rev.
Il. NJ Campbell. during the moonlight {
nights Of November and December, IL
the school houses.
There is stealing being done in
Spruce Hill and Turbett townships.
Mrs. S 4. KoODs and daughter Miss
Lizzie were the guests of Mrs. Jack
son Ritzman last week.
Mrs. W. ". Lands visited At
j oh ; town last week.
The Presbyterian parsonage and
Robert Robisou's house in Port Royal,
have been treated to a coat of paint
Miss Annie OyIer of Mexico station,
is visiting in Mifflin county.
Mrs. James Calhoun visited her SIS
ter Mrs. George Robson at Mexico,
last Thursday.
Mrs. \. T. Stewart is on the sick
list
Mrs Eliza Ri,zmar is visiting friends
at the State Capital
Mrs Guss Neff is visiting at her
home iu Perry county.
The whistle of The steam thresher
NAV be heard at the break of dag,
coming from the farmers barn
a party OF Tur5 young ladies
were GU, Ho!loweviDg, Monday even
ing Nice work for young ladies'
Henry Book is about done thresh
ing clover seed in Turbet:.
Mrs. Chariotte SBy der, Mrs. ID. II
Bnusu zrd Mrs. VI. A Sock visited IN
Mckee, la>t Thursday.
After brief illness of Typhoid fe
-er, Miss EG.na TGrbctt, died, on
Tuesday, November |, aged 20 years.
month. sui . DAYS fhe funera!
ervice wss c0aaIcfei by the Rev, r /
J Camp bell, on Thursday at 10 \. NJ,
November iih, 81
ASToISErT.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09
Com munlcated.

All through the life of Jesus Christ 'as
God manifest in the flesh" dwelling among
men TO accomplish the purposes of God in
, the Salvation and Resurrection of those
I who have been and will be accounted worthy
to enter Heaven through Him, there are
convincing evidences Of His Divinity, for
| those who are Bible students, and especial
| ly for such as study Christ snd follow Him
believing Him to be their Saviour. Al
| Chrisi's sacrifice on Cavalry there were ev-
licences of His Divinity, as "the Word
made hssh and dwelt among u.s." for at
this time the sun was three hours darken-
ed, because of the Just Christ suffering
the s.just for the unjust ; and at his death
there were not manifestations of his Divini-
alone, but there were evidences that he
conquered death for penitent believers
and those that will become his followers in
the resurrection to come of the saved, for
at his death the Bible tells US that many of
the dead saints arose from their graves and
appeared among the living people gathered
at Jerusalem Another and stronger man.
iieststion that Christ conquered death
for all those swho come unto God
through Him." to bring them into the
Heavenly kingdom, is Christ's resurrection
from the sepulchre after the third day. al |
though Roman soldiers guarded il and al |
though the stone of the sepulchre was seal |
ed. The power of Christ over death was
also shown in the bringing bacK ia life the |
four days dead Lazarus and by the restor-
alton to life OF a woman and of the son of /
he widow of n ain, restored from the funer-
II bier Christ says. 81 am the Resurrection
md the Liie." He is the truthful way for
through His atonement aud sacrifice. q cd
: Righteous to pardon people Of all nation
litIes and tongues, at least those becom-
ng believers, and To save tn n souls. and
D resurrect them To Immortality and hap
iness through Jesus Christ the Son O! |
righteousness, as surely a. he is Righteous
D punish sinners and the evil doer, and to
unish his own chosen If they go wrong.
nd as surely a He is Righteous to oudemn
Hell them tha, die having spurned His
Cd also rh- righteousness or his
,ople. The blood OF Him the Just One
,leanses from all sinr before G cd, the man
at has the faith Therefore what God
'rgives a rnan that believes in Christ's
,onement for him and others, He for the
axe of Christ the Mediator between GoI
nd Man sswho ever liyeth 10 make inter
-ssi N for those coming unto God through
Iim,'' does Righteously.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

CHICAGO, Nov. "A Little Rock,
Arkansas, special despatch says
News has reached this city from
Faulkner county of the burning 20
death of three little grand children
of T. ) Oliver. Oliver very old
man, went out to the field 70 pick
cotton, and shortly after his wife
joined him. leaving the three children
alone in the house. The tous was
some distance from the field, with
ridge between. They saw a cloud
of smoke ascending in the direction
of the house, ard running home
found the house burned to the ground.
The charred remains of the three
children were found close together
1t is not known how the fire original
ed 4"
From the Bloomfield Times. On
Wednesday last just as a blast was
put off in the cut in the narrows en-
the grade of the Perry County Rail
road, a flock offive wild turkeys start
ed up and flew over the heads of the
men The turkeys were so low down
that the men threw stones at them
hoping to hit them, but were not sue
cessful Two of them were large COB |
olers. On Tuesday of last |
week DIR. J. C. Hall. of Millerstown,
assisted by DR. l. v Grubb. of Thomp-
and DIR. C. A. Rinehart. of
successfully removed
arge tumor from the neck of Miss
Castle, of Turkey Valley. The tumor
lad been steadily growing for twelve
'ears, and more especially tie last
ear did IL increase in size. 1t weigh
d s ounces when removed Miss 4,
jastle had been to philadelphia and
farrisDUrg to have it removed, but,
wing to its location being in such !
angerous place, the physicians there a
1vised her to let it remain i
\ few days ago Lewis Shull t
rought his clover huller and thresh
: TO the farm of Mr. c. S. Rice, in ;
lvIlle, arriving near dark, calculating :
, begin in the morning.
Shortly. after arrival and Just before a
ping into the house. the smell of >,
1oke attracted attention and an ex y
showed that the collar in :,
lie the machine was on fire. and that =.
e dust was burning. Had they 6,
me away before discovering the IRE. :,
, doubt the machine. building and :,
op stored in the harm would have =.
zen destroyed. 1t Is supposed that
spark from the engine had got into =,
.e dust and caused the fire.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

From tue Newport Ledger of Nov
ember 4th- Last Friday afternoon
the dead body of a man was found
floating in the Juuiata river near
AcqGeduct bridge, by John Bower,
while fishing. An inquest was held,
and the jury rendered n verdict of
suicide The body was supposed to
be that of tramp, about 40 years
old The man wore a knit jacket,
colore1 shirt and oyeralls. with a cap,
and had big stone in one of the
pockets The remains were buried
near the Acqueduct bridge. 1t is
supposed the body was in the water
about two weeks.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

An Old Babylonian will was found in the
site OF ancient Babylon in 1855. II has
since been translated into English Theop-
oils Pinches in the New York Independent
says, II is similar TO a style Of writing the
Baby IJuians used GOO years before the
birth Of Christ, and Is composed OF % lines
written on a tablet Of clay II also has the
names OF sev,niTersous as Witnesses to
will attached. Its perfect, excepting that
a word or two OF the writing on the tablet
are driacrd. some OF the things willed
by the deceased Nahusumiddina as named
BY PircEes Ia the Independent are fowl,
oxen, sheep and three slaves.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

a movement is on foot to celebrate
in New York 1889, the centennial of
the Inauguration of President Wash
ington. April 30, 17s9. The Legisla
lature Of Tennessee recently passed
JOINT resolutions recommending that
arrangements be made for such a
celebration, in which the people of
all the states and territories shall
take part, and also requested the
Governor Of Tennessee to communi-
cate the resolutions to the President
of the United States and to the Gov
ernors Of the states and territories to
the end that the celebration shall be
national \ public meeting is to be
held in this city at an early day to dc
what is necessary to reach in time
the Legislatures that meet only once
In two years.-New York Sun.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

The United States Supreme Court
sitting at Washington ID. C.. gave its
decision on the 2nd inst, IN the case
Of the seven Chicago Anarchists, for
q writ of error. The writ was not
granted, and the anarchists will be
hung on the 1lth inst. They are all
of foreign birth excepting parsons,
and he is said 10 be n Texan Gen
eral Parsons Of the late rebSl army is
his brother. Parsons scaffold should
be foot or two higher than the
scafolds of his foreign confederate
friends.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

'.An old woodman says: "When I
am in the woods I Dever use a CON-
pass; IL fact L don't need any.
There are three snre ways that have
for finding the points of the compass
You will notice that three fourths of
the moss on the trees grows on the
north side the heaviest boughs on
spruce trees ere always on the south
side. ard thirdly, the topmost twig
OF every uninjured hemlock tips TO
the east You just remember those
things and you'll never get lost"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09
Shoes and BoUfs.

Our Boot and Shoe De-
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Whatever improvements have
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we have them all. We can
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grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line of
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

IT has been the habit of people of
literary cttainment to criticise the
Assyrian, Egyptian, and Grecian pic
lures of running and trotting horses
a. not being correct to nature, but
since the discovery Of the process CT
taking the picture of horse at full
run. or swift trot, the fact Is reveal
ed that the old pictures are correct.
and thus again it is proven that there
is nothing new under tho sun. The
question now is. had the Assyrians.
Egyptians. and Greeks knowledge
Of instantaneos photographing
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

The Chicago Anarchists killed all
of the policemen they could, because
the police endeavored to protect meu
who were driven from work by men
who would not work or leave other
men work. They are nice set of
human devils to talk about the inhu
maLity of hanging. These outlaws
thought less ofthrowing a death deal
ing bomb among people than decent
American thinks Of throwing a bomb
among lot Of dogs. Justice to the
living and the dead demand that they
be hanged
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-09

The farmers in parts of Westmore
land and Washington counties have or
ganized to run down a gang of burglars
and IucCudiaries working IN those To-
calities Exchange.
The family of Benjamin Denny
found in a three legged stool nc his
house, in this city, 500 in gold. 1t
is supposed that about that much in
gold had been left by him. but where
1t was secreted no one could tell
Mother Barnes, the seeress of Plumb
Hollow, back of Brockville. was con
suited. aud she told the induirers
that 1t was buried in the garden.
They dug up the premises and tore
up the floor in the house but all to
no purpose. BY accident the stool
was tipped over, when hole in the
bottom filled with plaster of Paris
was discovered, and upon investiga
tion the gold was found secreted in
the bottom Of the stool. Mr.. Denny
lived alone. He lost 5000 by the
failure Of the Judson Bank ten wears
ago, and since that time had been
making his deposits in the three leg.
ged stool-Ogdenburg N. " Jour
nal.
From the Bloomfield Advocate.
Johu ;. Zimmerman, of near Falling
Springs, viii feed fifty head of cattle
the coming winter Ed.
Clouser. Of this place, is the cham
pion wild turkey hunter. On day
last week he killed one and the fol
lowing day he shot three. =. The
Kline Brothers, of Liverpool town
ship, are the champion potato grow
ers ot the county this year. Thei,
crop will reach 1000 bushels. :
They saw that when A. Brad,
Sharpe, Esq the eminens LAWYER o,
Carlisle, first went to Tuscarora Aca
DENY, he walked across themountai1
Daretooted- 1t is report
ed that the Pennsylvania railroad
company contemplates blowing of
the end of the mountain below Dun
cannon some time this winter. !,
order TO straighten the line, as tn,
curve ut that point is considered on
OF the most dangerous on the road.
Last Friday and Saturda
the Susquehanna river. at Duncannon
was alive with boats containing gun
ers, who were enjoying the sport O
shooting wild ducks which were swim
ming IN great numbers in the river
Persons who We're unable to procur